YINGHUA
YINGHUA Right-Angle Drill 5X17X45mm
A right-angle carbide mill cutter with one up-down flute for precise routing in wood, acrylic, PVC and density board
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Right-angle design reaches tight corners with 45 mm overall length
- Single-flute spiral clears chips efficiently in wood and acrylic
- Tungsten-carbide construction resists wear on dense board materials
- Up-down compression geometry prevents tear-out on both faces
- Industrial-grade cutter suits CNC routing of PVC and density board
Right-Angle Drill for CNC Woodworking
This carbide milling cutter is designed for CNC machinery and suits woodworkers who need precise, easy cutting on wood board, density board, acrylic and PVC. The single-flute up-and-down spiral geometry handles compression cuts cleanly. It is a new tool made from tungsten steel for durable performance.
Replaces worn or single-direction router bits
Upgrade when your current bits leave frayed edges on double-sided material or when cut quality drops on laminated boards. The compound up-and-down action shears both faces in one pass, so the jump is worth it for through-cuts on sheet goods where tear-out on the bottom surface has been a problem.
Check shank fit and machine clearance
Verify that your CNC collet or tool holder accepts the 5 mm shank implied by the 5X17X45 mm designation and that the 17 mm cutting length and 45 mm overall length fit within your Z-axis travel and workpiece thickness. The tool is rated for users aged 18 and over and intended for industrial cutting only, not hazardous materials.
Highlights
- Right-angle design reaches tight corners with 45 mm overall length
- Single-flute spiral clears chips efficiently in wood and acrylic
- Tungsten-carbide construction resists wear on dense board materials
- Up-down compression geometry prevents tear-out on both faces
- Industrial-grade cutter suits CNC routing of PVC and density board
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the 5 mm cutter need to fit my collet?
The cutter has a 5 mm shank, so it fits a standard 5 mm ER collet or drill chuck.
Which way do the up-cut and down-cut flutes face when I install the bit in my CNC spindle?
Install with the up-cut flute pointing toward the spindle and the down-cut flute toward the workpiece; reversing them causes tear-out on the top surface.
How often should I replace this tungsten-steel bit when cutting acrylic and density board?
Replace when the cutting edges show visible rounding or when feed rates must drop below 18 m/min to maintain edge quality.
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